拆开

拆開
chāikāi
  1. to dismantle
  2. to disassemble
  3. to open up (sth sealed)
  4. to unpick

CEDICT

to take apart; to dismantle

Wiktionary

解开、拆封。

重編國語辭典

Examples

汤姆把钟拆开了。

Tom disassembled the clock.

Tom took the clock apart.

Source: Tatoeba

Entry Composition

1 拆 chāi
  1. to tear open
  2. to tear down
  3. to tear apart
  4. to open
2 开 kāi
  1. to open (transitive or intransitive)
  2. (of ships, vehicles, troops etc) to start
  3. to turn on; to put in operation; to operate; to run
  4. to boil
  5. to write out (a prescription, check, invoice etc)
  6. (directional complement) away; off
  7. carat (gold)
  8. abbr. for Kelvin, 开尔文 Kāiěrwén
  9. abbr. for 开本 kāiběn, book format

Related entries

拆下 chāixià
  1. to dismantle
  2. to take apart
撤除 chèchú
  1. to remove
  2. to dismantle
打掉 dǎdiào
  1. to tear down
  2. to destroy
  3. to dismantle (a gang)
  4. to abort (a fetus)
拆除 chāichú
  1. to tear down
  2. to demolish
  3. to dismantle
  4. to remove
他們將在兩天內拆除這棟舊的建築物。

They will tear down the old building in two days.

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拆解 chāijiě to disassemble
张 zhāng
  1. to open up
  2. to spread
  3. sheet of paper
  4. classifier for flat objects, sheet
  5. classifier for votes
她有张圆脸。

She has a round face.

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张开 zhāngkāi
  1. to open up
  2. to spread
  3. to extend
张开眼睛。

Open your eyes.

Source: Tatoeba

翻开 fānkāi to open up
翻開課本。

Open your textbooks.

Source: Tatoeba

开辟 kāipì
  1. to open up
  2. to set up
  3. to establish
開闢新天地。

Break new ground.

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展 zhǎn
  1. to spread out
  2. to open up
  3. to exhibit
  4. to put into effect
  5. to postpone
  6. to prolong
  7. exhibition
媒體對他所說的話斷章取義並發展到無法控制的地步了。

Just one part of what he said got picked up by the media and took on a life of its own.

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挑明 tiǎomíng
  1. to illuminate
  2. to open up (a topic)
开拓 kāituò
  1. to break new ground (for agriculture)
  2. to open up (a new seam)
  3. to develop (border regions)
  4. fig. to open up (new horizons)
年轻的时候你应该开拓你的思想。

You should enrich your mind when young.

Source: Tatoeba

辟 pì
  1. to open (a door)
  2. to open up (for development)
  3. to dispel; to refute; to repudiate
  4. (bound form) penetrating; incisive
开阔 kāikuò
  1. wide
  2. open (spaces)
  3. to open up
骋 chěng
  1. to hasten
  2. to run
  3. to open up
  4. to gallop
拓 tuò
  1. to expand
  2. to push sth with the hand
  3. to develop
  4. to open up
开放 kāifàng
  1. to bloom
  2. to open
  3. to be open (to the public)
  4. to open up (to the outside)
  5. to be open-minded
  6. unrestrained by convention
  7. unconstrained in one's sexuality
它已经开放了。

It's already open.

Source: Tatoeba